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April 23rd 09, 12:20 AM
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UHR regrets
Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is
way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings? 
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April 23rd 09, 03:38 AM
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"randiR" wrote in message 7... Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings? I'll be glad to take it off your hands for, oh let's say $500
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April 23rd 09, 06:18 PM
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"randiR" wrote in message 7... Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings? I sold my on eBay - for a nice profit. Hang on to it for Christmas and you will likely get even more than I did.
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April 23rd 09, 06:28 PM
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"randiR" wrote in message 7... Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings? I never ordered one, mainly because of the price, but also because I wasn't sure I cared for the unusual proportions. If you ordered yours purely as an investment, it shouldn't matter what it looks like. Otherwise, maybe you should have checked one out in the flesh at a dealer or show to see if it pleased you. Regardless, I doubt you'll have a problem getting your money back.
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May 3rd 09, 03:01 AM
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It is small I'd really like to see the same design in a two ounce coin.
I'm very pleased w/ my early release UHR coin. It's also a great presentation. I haven't opened the book package. "randiR" wrote in message 7... Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings?
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May 4th 09, 03:09 PM
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UHR regrets
On Sun, 03 May 2009 02:01:21 GMT, "jack" wrote:
It is small I'd really like to see the same design in a two ounce coin. I'm very pleased w/ my early release UHR coin. It's also a great presentation. I haven't opened the book package. "randiR" wrote in message . 17... Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings? The mint, in its infinite wisdom, would probably use the same dies and strike it as a piedfort!
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May 4th 09, 09:22 PM
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UHR regrets
On Apr 22, 7:20*pm, randiR wrote:
Just received my UHR and having some feeling of regret buying it. coin is way to small to appreciate its workmanship. anyone else send it back based upon similar feelings? The Mint stuck this coin in the same diameter and thickness but with less purity than the original die trials. These few are at the Smithsonian. It was decided by the Mint to strike the production high relief versions the same diameter as previously struck double eagles. As they say, "good things come in small packages." I'm quite pleased with mine. Ira
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